Jakarta Berketahanan

US COVID-19 vaccine program to start manufacturing by late summer, says US official

Drugmakers partnered with the US government are on track to begin actively manufacturing a vaccine for COVID-19 by the end…

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BPTJ to launch Bogor-Jakarta intercity buses as alternative for Commuter Line passengers

The Transportation Ministry’s Greater Jakarta Transportation Agency (BPTJ) is planning to provide a fleet of intercity buses to transport commuters…

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Swiftly waning COVID-19 immunity poses vaccination challenge

Emerging evidence that the body’s immune defense against COVID-19 may be short-lived makes it even harder for vaccine developers to…

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Coronavirus: just letting children play will help them, and their parents, cope

This week the majority of children across the UK are not in school. Instead, they’re at home, many of them…

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Children’s asthma and sleep apnoea has improved during lockdown – a clinician explains why that might be

It’s Monday morning and I’m running my regular children’s sleep clinic. Except it’s not a Monday morning like any other…

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Delirium, depression, anxiety, PTSD – the less discussed effects of COVID-19

Cough, fever, loss of sense of smell … these are the symptoms of COVID-19 that we all know about. But did…

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MRT Jakarta to speed up transit-oriented development projects

As a capital city notorious worldwide for its traffic problems, Jakarta has sought to shift its development to a more…

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Anies: 66 Persen Kasus Baru Jakarta adalah OTG

JAKARTA, KOMPAS.com – Dalam sepekan terakhir, terjadi tiga kali lonjakan pasien positif Covid-19 di Jakarta, yakni pada pada Rabu (8/7/2020)…

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How coronavirus affects the brain

Six months into the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re still learning what the disease can do. There are now detailed reports of…

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COVID-19 vaccine trial in South Africa: everything you need to know

There isn’t enough clinical research being done in Africa. Less than 2.5% of all clinical trials in the world are done on…

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